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Church of the Nativity of John the Baptist

Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary

Church of the Ordination of the Blessed Virgin Mary

One of the rare examples is when a new wooden temple was erected on the site of a stone temple destroyed for unknown reasons, although usually the opposite is true when building shrines. It is not yet known which denomination the previous temple belonged to. According to one version, it was a Uniate church. The Church of the Ordination of the Blessed Virgin Mary in the style of folk architecture was built in 1817.

St. A. Nevsky Church

This temple was built in 1800. as a Uniate. The temple was built in the style of folk architecture with elements of classicism. In 1833, the church was rededicated to the Orthodox Church and partially rebuilt. In the 1930s, the shrine was rebuilt once more. Today it is the church of St. A. Nevsky.

St. A. Nevsky Church

The Church of St. A. Nevsky was originally a church consecrated in honor of E. The Baptist. The temple was built in 1639 by the bishop of the village M. Dombrovsky according to the project of I. Fontana and I. Glaubitz. This is the only church of the Knights of the Order of Malta in Belarus. In 1907, the brick church of the Heart of Jesus was built in the Neo-Gothic style. There is a memorial stone dedicated to the battle of Oginsky's troops against the Moscow troops under the command of A. Suvorov (12.09.1771). Two watermills (XVIII century) have been preserved.

St. A. Nevsky Church

St. Alexius Church

This Orthodox shrine was built in 1864 by Alexei, the son of Senator Vasily Semenov, from bricks left over from the White Kovel Castle. The temple, named after the new owner Smolyanov, was built in the style of Orthodox architecture with elements of Neo-Gothic. In 1938, the church was closed and for a long time it was used as a warehouse.

St. Alexander Nevsky Church

The church in the retrospective Russian style was built of brick and stone in the middle of the 19th century. on the site of an ancient wooden temple. Until 1980, the church was used as a grain warehouse. It was restored in 1990. The domes were again raised to the three-tiered bell tower, the fence and arched gates were restored.

St. Alexander Nevsky Church

More recently, this temple was in ruins. The dome system was completely destroyed. In 1993, the temple was restored. The original temple was built around the 80s of the XIX century. During the restoration of the church, a bell tower was erected next to it, the style of which is close to the style of the church.

St. Peter's Church Anna

St. Peter's Church The classical-style Annas was built of brick in 1845. In 1851, the temple was renovated. Not far from the church, in a huge park stands a large-scale wooden Polish school building, built in 1930.

St. Anthony's Church

In 1817, the Church of St. Anthony was built of rubble stone in the classical style. In the old Catholic cemetery, you can see a pyramid-shaped tombstone chapel built of brick in the early 17th century. There are no more than a dozen architectural monuments in the form of a pyramid on the territory of Belarus.

St. Peter's Church St. Luke the Apostle

This village is decorated with two religious buildings. Closer to its center, in 1905, the church of St. Nicholas was built of wood. St. Luke the Apostle, stylized in the neo-Russian style. The shrine was built on the site where the wooden Uniate church once stood. On a gentle hill stands the brick Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, built in the classical style in 1823. extensions to the church were erected in the middle of the twentieth century.

Church of St. Michael the Archangel

The settlement has been mentioned in written sources since the 11th century. One of the owners of the lands in this district was the famous magnate Radziwill family. The Church of St. Michael the Archangel in the style of folk architecture with Baroque features was built of wood in 1796. The temple also underwent external changes in 1869: small three-walled log cabins were added to the main volumes of the shrine.

Church of St. Michael the Archangel

According to written sources, this settlement has been known since 1452. One of the famous owners is the Ranchinsky family. Closer to the center of the village is the wooden church of St. Michael the Archangel, built in the style of folk architecture in 1762. until the end of the 20th century, the shrine was restored and covered, the territory was landscaped. A wooden mill (built in 1920) has been preserved in the center of the village.

St. Athanasius Church

This wooden church in the style of folk architecture was built on the site of the death of the Orthodox enlightener Athanasius Filippovich in 1901. In 1988, the shrine was restored. Since 1995, an Orthodox monastery has been operating at the temple. The silhouette of the church resembles a village house with its simple features.

St. Barbara's Church

Since the beginning of the XVIII century. There was a wooden Catholic church in this settlement. Perhaps he disappeared in the flames of one of the wars. In the second half of the XVIII century. A new stone shrine was erected in place of the missing shrine. It is not yet known which denomination she belonged to, however, after the uprising of 1863-1864, a bell tower was completed to the church, built in the Baroque style. Today we have a church dedicated in honor of St. Barbara.

Church of St. Boris and Gleb

Church of St. Boris and Gleb

The temple in the style of folk architecture with elements of classicism was built of wood in 1824. It is impossible to say which denomination this building originally belonged to. Today it is an Orthodox church, consecrated in honor of St. Boris and Gleb. The wooden bell tower, which stood nearby, has not been preserved to this day.

St. Peter's Church The Barbarians

Since the 16th century. these lands were owned by the Bogush, the Gastholds. Since 1567 they belonged to the Raetsky family. The Raetsky manor house in the classical style, built of wood in the early 19th century, has been preserved to this day. There is a landscape park with a coat of arms around the manor house. St. Peter's Church The Barbarians in the Gothic style was built in 1817 as a church. The church was rededicated in 1863. Nearby there are plebanias and gates.

St. George's Church

St. George's Church

Today, it is no longer possible to say with certainty which denomination this shrine originally belonged to. At the beginning of the XVIII century. A brick Orthodox church was hardly built in the Baroque style. And only in the second half of the 19th century. it was rebuilt and consecrated as an Orthodox church. It was at that time that its original features disappeared, and a dome of complex construction appeared on the gable roof. There is also a perfectly preserved stone watermill.

St. George's Church

On a fairly high hill in the center of the village stands a wooden Orthodox church, which stands out with modest features. If it were not for its domes, the temple could be considered an ordinary village house. However, something else is of interest here. On the hill, very close to the wooden church, several stone crosses have been preserved - a rather rare find in the Grodno region.

St. George's Church

St. George's Church

In 1856, the stone church of St. George was built in the retrospective Russian style. The church is surrounded by a strong stone fence with a gate. In the XVI century. the printing house of Simon Budny worked in this village, as evidenced by the memorial plaque. Two unique wooden buildings have been preserved: the Church of the Heart of Jesus (1919) and Plebania. The church has been a warehouse since 1959, but today it is not in operation. There is a huge hillfort on the outskirts of the village.

St. George's Church

St. George's Church

St. George's Church

This iconic building in the modest features of folk architecture was built of wood in the 60s of the XIX century. Perhaps it was originally a Catholic shrine. For a long time the temple stood in desolation, and only in the 1990s it was transferred to the Orthodox Church. Today the church is known as St. George's Church.

St. George's Church

There are several Orthodox churches in Bobruisk at once. On Karbysheva St., 4 stands the Church of St. George (1905), on Klubnaya St., 27 is the wooden church of the Holy Spirit, built in 1901. The wooden church in honor of St. Elijah (1893) can be seen on Sikorsky St., 38.

St. George's Church

The Church of St. George in the retrospective Russian style was built of brick in 1869. After the Second World War, the church was closed and for a long time was used for various economic purposes. In 1988, the shrine was rebuilt and opened to the faithful. In an ancient cemetery near the village, a pagan temple has been preserved: large boulders are stacked in one place, under which there is a narrow manhole. There are Orthodox and Catholic crosses near the boulders, and offerings of sweets, colored ribbons, and flowers.

St. George's Church

The grave of the participants of the uprising of 1830-1831 has been preserved in Porechye. The Church of St. George stands on the gentle bank of the Shchara River, surrounded by century-old trees and a stone fence. It was built of brick and stone in the retrospective Russian style in 1872. There is a legend that the hill on which the church stands is a former pagan temple.